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Reverse Engineering iOS

Reverse-Engineering iOS Apps: Hacking on Lyft

Conrad covers many concepts & tools that can used to reverse-engineer existing apps, as well as debug other libraries and even your own code. He even demonstrates the art of reverse engineering on Lyft’s iOS app, injecting code into it and inspecting its network traffic. Using Conrad’s techniques, you can expose the code behind any app on the App Store.

Reverse-Engineering Lyft (1:44)
Peeking into Lyft (2:48)
Inspecting Network Traffic - Charles Demo (4:08)
Injecting Code into Apps - Cycript Demo (7:44)
Decrypting Executables - dumpdecrypted Demo (11:28)
Analyzing the Executable - IDA Demo (13:47)
Finding Lyft’s URL Scheme (18:23)

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